ULS technology hires director of conveyancing transformation

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ULS technology has appointed Angela Hesketh as director of conveyancing transformation.

Hesketh has worked within legal practices specialising in conveyancing for over 30 years. She has also had roles such as chairing Liverpool Law Society conference, sitting on the executive board of the Conveyancing Association, acting as consultant for new entrants to the market and looking to pilot new offerings.

In her new role, she will work on pushing forward change within the conveyancing process using technology making the house buying, selling and owning a better experience for all involved.

Hesketh said: “The conveyancing market and home moving process has been under overwhelming pressure for a considerable time with systems and procedures that are often not fit for purpose. There is a real need and desire to change both for consumers and professionals alike.

“To be part of that evolution and help deliver this change within a forward thinking and prominent company like ULS technology is really exciting.  The opportunity to make a real difference is going to be amazing.”

Jesper With-Fogstrup, CEO at ULS technology, added: “Since joining ULS technology, I have been clear in our objective to transform conveyancing and revolutionise home buy and selling for everyone involved – and appointing a director of conveyancing transformation is a natural next step in this journey.

“Angela has incredible experience and has already demonstrated her determination to enact change through her previous work. I am really pleased Angela is joining the team and I’m looking forward to creating a better experience for property buyers, sellers and professionals.”

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